China's Ministry of Education says that the networks of all China's schools shall be subject to monitoring and education departments at each level shall conduct regular checkups on these networks and guide the schools in installing green online filtering software to remove bad information.

The Green Dam Youth Escort software saga has reared its head again as an American firm has taken aim at Chinese computer manufacturers and the Chinese government in a new lawsuit in the United States.

Chinese electronics retailer Yongle said it will start to sell the G3 netbook, a customized convenient notebook developed by China Mobile, in its 63 retail stores in Shanghai from April 23, 2009.

China has published the list of the designated computer brands in its subsidy scheme for rural assistance, in which, seven PC makers, including Asus and BenQ, are unfortunately not included.

Intel has decided to cancel its Intel Developer Forum held in Taiwan from 2009 and the company will only hold such forums in Beijing and San Francisco, respectively.

Taiwan-based consumer electronics, computing and communications devices provider BenQ has announced that Hong Hanqing, BenQ's general manager for the mainland China marketing headquarters and Taiwan, will now strictly focus on the Chinese mainland market, and the position of general manager of BenQ Taiwan will be concurrently held by BenQ's vice general manager for Asia Pacific, [...]

According to Hong Hanqing, general manager for BenQ's marketing department, the company's digital camera products will start to be sold in Gome from November 11 and it plans to occupy over a 10% market share in the Chinese mainland digital camera sector in the next two years.

Chinese home appliance retailer Gome has signed a strategic agreement with PC manufacturer BenQ on selling the latter's PC products exclusively at its retail outlets across the country.